The Osceola times., 1887-05-07
Osce0la Rain Drops.
The last sad write-The obituary

n1o pest, SZUV mules, last We1nes-
day night from an attack Of colo.
Men of morbid tastes Auction.
Gers.
Mr.. George Gold, the popular
St. Louis Drummer, spent the week
among his Osceola friends taking
orders.
Does your plows need mending
or sharpening2 If SO, bring them to
NcMURRY & OGLRsBY's.
High and dry-A tall Kentuck.
ian.
MIR. James NJ. Hamilton's card
announcing his readiness to deliver
Ioe will be found elsewhere in to-
days issue.
Character is higher than intellect;
character is always known.
-Mr. J w. Price is supplying
the Osceola market, ss well the To-
cal packet with fine stra wberries Of
his own raising.
Doesn't require horse meat to pro.
duce nightmare.
Horses and Mules shod, care
fully, neatly and with dispatch, by
McMURRY & OGLKsRY.
The Willing Workers will
give Strawberry Supper next Tues
day night at the Ladies Aid Hall,
for the benefit of the Baptist Church
Allare respectfully invited to attend.
The measles, which still prevail
in our community, has reduced the
daily attendance at the public
school to such q small number that
It virtually amounts to close. One
week more and the session expires.
Good temper, like q summer day,
sheds brightness over everything.
Emerson.
-WANrxp--A white man and
wife, without children; the woman
to milk, keep house and board one
hand; the man to do farm work, at
$4,000 per month. For particulars
call ON ]. A. MoAlister, San Souci,
Niss. Co., Ark.
Reporting in the Blacksmithing
and Wood work line neatly execut-
cd by McMURRY & OGLEsBY.
Mrs. H. S. Bowen, of Memphis,
is up on visit to her son, Mr.. N. l..
Avery and his family, especially the
fine specimen of Young America,
just two weeks old.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, of Arkadel.
pbis, will preach every night, at the
Union Church, until next Thursday
Tomorrow, Sunday, he will preach
at the usual hours, and hold commu-
nion service at ii n. m. At4 p. m.
he will preach at Elmot. All are
cordially invited to attend.
A We are, 80 we associate. The
good BY affinity, seek the good; the
vile BY affinity, seek the vile.-Em-
erson.
The young folks had an infor.
NAL social party last "Wednesday
night at the Hall; we suppose they
were anxious to test the repairs be.
ing done by the contractor, and as
it stood the test, it is safe to say tina,
when the job is completed, it will
be o. KID. and received.
Circuit Court next Monday
The town will be full of big lawyers
and country cousins, and the TIMES
would suggest that we all wash our
faces, roach up our hair, put on our
best bib and tuck, and receive our
visitors with pleasant smiles of wei
come.
If you have buggy, Wagon,
or any farming implement that needs
repair, bring it to,
McMURRY & OGLKsBY.
-Poll-books have been received
by the County Examiner for use at
the School elections to be held on
the third Saturday of this month.
Efforts will be made to distribute
them to the Directors of the various
districts in time for the School, cleo
tion. Directors Of the remoter dis
tricts, where the mails do not reach,
and who will no doubt be in attend
ance at Circuit Court, are earnestly
requested to call on the Examiner
and get their school supplies.
The new Town council has been
in power just one month: the oh
struction on Main street which has
been the stumbling block Of every
Board since the town was incorpo-
rated, has been removed and the
street Is now open to the public; the
Mayors docket shows $l04,75 as.
sessed for violations of the town or.
dinances, t135 Of which has been
collected; 800 assessed fer the coun.
~. How's that for reform?
Resisting an officer, coupled
With assault and battery, while in
the discharge Of his official duties,
like selling red liuuor. is a privilege